Events for you

This event features a panel of women executives discussing leadership in AI, cybersecurity, and enterprise transformation. It is designed for technology executives, security, AI and data professionals, as well as students and aspiring tech leaders. Attendees will learn about driving innovation responsibly and hear executive perspectives on the challenges and opportunities in the AI era.

This event is a full-day hackathon in Singapore focused on building production-grade AI applications using an open-source runtime for autonomous agent infrastructure. Participants will develop AI systems that automate workflows and deploy code in isolated sandboxes. It is designed for developers interested in AI system building and scaling.

This event walks participants through building production-ready AI backends including APIs, containerization, databases, and deployment. It is designed for data scientists, analysts, software developers, and Python users interested in AI engineering. Attendees gain practical experience by building an end-to-end AI application over a seven-week program.

This event offers an opportunity for people interested in artificial intelligence to network, connect, and share ideas in a casual setting. It welcomes AI enthusiasts, entrepreneurs, business professionals, creators, and students looking to build their network and learn about the AI community. Attendees can discover new opportunities and engage with a diverse group interested in AI.

This event gathers a small group to explore AI Agents through casual brunch and collaborative learning. It is designed for curious individuals interested in practical AI applications without needing coding skills. Attendees share experiences, discuss use cases, and experiment together in an intimate setting.

This meetup introduces developers, students, and startup builders to MIRO, a collaborative workspace platform that supports product planning and innovation. Participants will learn about global developer ecosystems, collaboration, and networking opportunities in Mumbai. The event aims to foster a strong local community focused on building real-world products and future technology projects.

This online course launch introduces the AI Dev Tools Zoomcamp 2026 cohort for developers who want to learn how to effectively use AI tools in coding and shipping projects. Participants will follow a structured four-module curriculum covering AI workflows, full-stack apps, coding agents, and security. The course helps developers build practical skills and community engagement for AI-assisted software development.

This event covers topics related to reinforcement learning, typically based on the Multi-Agent Reinforcement Learning textbook. It is suited for students, researchers, and practitioners interested in AI and machine learning methods. Attendees can expect a focus on foundational and modern approaches in multi-agent reinforcement learning.

This is an online, tutor-assisted course on the fundamentals of big data running from September 1 to September 29, 2026. It is aimed at individuals interested in learning how to transform organizations and drive business growth using intelligent data. Participants will gain foundational knowledge to leverage big data effectively in their work.

This event explores how design thinking evolves when individuals, groups, and AI tools work together to solve problems creatively. Attendees will learn new methods to enhance perspective, improve problem framing, and speed up ideation while maintaining design thinking's human-centered approach. It is suited for anyone interested in innovation, design, and AI-assisted creativity.

This event offers hands-on AI sessions at Parramatta Library for people interested in learning practical AI skills. It is designed for those exploring AI applications in their career or small business. Attendees will engage in activities to build confidence in using AI for data handling and automating everyday tasks.

This event features expert talks on cybersecurity challenges facing the energy sector, focusing on threats to oil infrastructure and industrial control systems. It is designed for cybersecurity professionals and enthusiasts interested in operational technology and cyber defense. Attendees can network and volunteer to support the community-driven event in Melbourne.

This event is a journal club session hosted by the Austin Deep Learning group where members discuss research and developments in deep learning. It is intended for students, researchers, and professionals interested in AI and machine learning in the Austin area. Attendees can engage with talks and participate in discussions about recent advances in the field.

This event features presentations and practical exercises focused on hacking retired Hack The Box machines in a collaborative online setting. It is designed for individuals interested in cybersecurity skills development at any level. Participants can expect to learn tools and techniques, prepare for certifications, and engage with the HTB Toronto community remotely.

This webinar explains the UK Obesity Research Institute funding opportunity, covering its aims, scope, eligibility criteria, and application process. It is intended for applicants interested in obesity research funding. Attendees will gain essential information to prepare their applications effectively.

This event hosts structured and open networking sessions for game developers, artists, designers, students, and industry professionals in Dallas. Attendees can connect through timed rounds and informal conversations to find collaborators, mentors, and industry contacts. It is designed to expand professional networks within the local game development community.

This online meetup focuses on strategies and tips for securing employment throughout the remainder of 2026. It is intended for job seekers who want to enhance their chances of landing a position in the startup or VC ecosystem. Attendees can expect insights into job market trends and practical career advice.

This online webinar teaches participants how to use data to calculate survival chances on the Titanic. It is aimed at learners interested in data analysis and practical applications of data science. Attendees can gain hands-on experience with data-driven storytelling and analytics through a historical case study.

This meetup focuses on explainable AI and causality, featuring a presentation by an expert in the field, followed by collective discussions to evolve an open source AI responsibility framework. It targets participants interested in advancing trustworthy and auditable AI through collaborative work. Attendees can learn about industrial AI use cases and updates to the Labelia open referential and label.

This monthly meetup covers the fundamentals of working with Claude code and how to leverage the Claude API and MCP. It is designed for developers and AI enthusiasts looking to enhance their skills with these tools. Attendees can benefit from practical coding reviews and community networking in San Diego.

ERC national contact points are organizing an English-language online webinar for researchers interested in ERC calls and research funding professionals. The event provides information on ERC application procedures and support available for applicants. Participants can register to learn about funding opportunities and processes related to the European Research Council.

Split Tech City Festival gathers founders, developers, designers, investors, and students interested in technology and entrepreneurship. The event features inspiring talks, practical insights, and strong networking opportunities for building connections and exploring business growth. It focuses on adapting to change in technology and careers, offering a platform for community exchange and collaboration.

This event discusses mesh-free numerical methods for Dirichlet eigenpairs of the Laplacian with potential. It is aimed at researchers and students interested in advanced numerical analysis and applied mathematics. Attendees can learn about new approaches to solving partial differential equations without mesh constraints.

This event is an open house at Le Wagon Paris, aimed at people interested in changing career paths or acquiring new tech skills. Attendees can learn about coding bootcamps and educational opportunities offered by the school. It is intended for those seeking to enhance their resumes or start a career in technology.